Omg this was so, so helpful!! Please make another video going more in depth on the teacher time and other activities you put for the word work / work on writing!
Thank you so much for your amazingly helpful teacher content. 💗 I am still in school but I get very anxious about not being capable of being a teacher. Learning from you eases my mind for the future ☺️
Awesome video!! Can you talk more about transition time? How do your students know to switch to the next rotation? How do you make sure there’s no shenanigans going on while you’re glued to your teacher table?
This is so helpful! Been a insta/tiktok follower for a while but glad I jumped over here for a bit longer content. I always love hearing your ideas and methods!
So, each student has their own checklist and they choose. Also, when do you teach writing, grammar and spelling. I understand the mini lesson on reading, but when do the other subjects come in place? That's always been my confusion. My teachers are confused as to how students are supposed to know what to write or how to write, if the subject hasn't been taught. I appreciate your videos and answers. Thank you so much. I teach with the basil Journeys and we must read the story. I would say for those who read stories out of a basil, to use one day to do a whole groups to read the story. What do you all think?
This was a great video!!! I’m an early childhood education major right now (currently a sophomore). I plan on teaching first grade but I’m super nervous and scared I won’t be good enough
Can I have your word work and writing materials? Are they somewhere to purchase? Also, I’d love to see more on how you are able to work for a lengthy period of time without them losing stamina. How long does it take to make teacher time worth-while? For the mini-lessons do you truly spend only 10/15 minutes on teaching something? Do you revisit the topic during the next break? How do you cram so much in within that single hour? The first (and only year I was able) to do this got cut short so I never gained experience in making the best out of my time. Teaching a skill then allowing them to practice.
Please share what grade you teach. Also, I would have bought your checklist and graphics for your labels with the different animals if I could find a link. I searched TPT to see if you had a shop! :) Thank you for this so much!
How do you determine what level your students are? What makes them a Flamingo, Polar Bear, Koala, Giraffe or a Cow? I hope that makes sense. Thank you for sharing these helpful tips!
I’d love to see more about how you prep your materials using your planning time. :)
Omg this was so, so helpful!! Please make another video going more in depth on the teacher time and other activities you put for the word work / work on writing!
Using this, starting ASAP. :) Love how you set this up.
This was exactly what I needed!!!!! I’m going to rewatch and apply it
Thank you so much. Im a first year teacher, and I'm trying to learn how to do Daily 5 in my class. This was super helpful
Thanks so much. This was so helpful. You made daily five seem so easy to do.
Simply amazing. Centers are my area of opportunity but you have inspired me by leaps and bounds! Thank you!
Thank you so much for your amazingly helpful teacher content. 💗 I am still in school but I get very anxious about not being capable of being a teacher. Learning from you eases my mind for the future ☺️
Awesome video!! Can you talk more about transition time? How do your students know to switch to the next rotation? How do you make sure there’s no shenanigans going on while you’re glued to your teacher table?
I am so glad that you did this video
You are awesome! Thanks!!!
Thank you!!! I’m a first year teacher for third and this was so great for how to use Daily five! Loved it ♥️
This is so helpful! Been a insta/tiktok follower for a while but glad I jumped over here for a bit longer content. I always love hearing your ideas and methods!
I loved the video! Please add more in the daily 5 method.
Super Cute! Thank you so much for sharing! SO many awesome take-aways!
So, each student has their own checklist and they choose. Also, when do you teach writing, grammar and spelling. I understand the mini lesson on reading, but when do the other subjects come in place? That's always been my confusion. My teachers are confused as to how students are supposed to know what to write or how to write, if the subject hasn't been taught. I appreciate your videos and answers. Thank you so much.
I teach with the basil Journeys and we must read the story. I would say for those who read stories out of a basil, to use one day to do a whole groups to read the story. What do you all think?
I love that worksheet. Where can I find it?
Thank you so much! This is so helpful for us student teachers :)
This was so, so helpful! Thank you!!
This was awesome!!! Thank you!!
This was a great video!!! I’m an early childhood education major right now (currently a sophomore). I plan on teaching first grade but I’m super nervous and scared I won’t be good enough
I’m a first time teacher trying to implement this in my classroom and this was so helpful
This was very helpful, thank you.
I love all your handouts on work on writing. I am changing from 2nd to first this coming year. Where can I get your handouts?
The curriculum director recommended your video. I am a first year teacher with 3 grades in a small classroom. Tgis looks feasible.
Such great ideas, ty for sharing
You're welcome!
Omg!! Where did you get your meeting teacher table??
Hi can you let me know where are your resources from for word work? They are awesome! Thanks
Where do the checks come from on your checklists. Are those stamps?
Hi I need help in fixing up my daily 5 centers
Can I have your word work and writing materials? Are they somewhere to purchase?
Also, I’d love to see more on how you are able to work for a lengthy period of time without them losing stamina. How long does it take to make teacher time worth-while?
For the mini-lessons do you truly spend only 10/15 minutes on teaching something? Do you revisit the topic during the next break? How do you cram so much in within that single hour? The first (and only year I was able) to do this got cut short so I never gained experience in making the best out of my time. Teaching a skill then allowing them to practice.
I would look into Jan Richardson guided reading book
Do you have a template for the checklist
I enjoyed your video. I'm teaching a K-1 combo this year and would like to use the daily 5. Do you share your check lists for groups?
Please share what grade you teach. Also, I would have bought your checklist and graphics for your labels with the different animals if I could find a link. I searched TPT to see if you had a shop! :) Thank you for this so much!
She teaches first grade but is moving to second
How often do you change your word work/writing?
Hi,
How do know how to level your kiddos for grouping? I would love to incorporate this to my reading block. Thanks
I do running records for reading which tell me what reading level they are. I use fountas and Pinnel!
How do you determine what level your students are? What makes them a Flamingo, Polar Bear, Koala, Giraffe or a Cow? I hope that makes sense. Thank you for sharing these helpful tips!
a teacher I worked with used animals with names in ABC order. A- alligator (low), B-bears, C-Cows, D-Dinosaurs (higher group)
Does the whole group need to make a unanimous decision on which station then?
Do you let them choose what work on writing they want to do from the drawers with their animal group on it?
I loved the content thank you! I did have a hard time listening with the loud music though.
Where is that chicken from? It’s too funny.
Very cool. The background music was a bit distracting for me.
Ew daily five